Want a more reliable short game? Top 100 Teacher Kellie Stenzel shows you how to calibrate your chipping using 2 easy keys.

Everyone who plays this silly game knows how no two rounds are alike—one day the putter is cold, another day the trusty fade isn’t so trusty, and so on. Consistency is craved in golf because it can be ...

In this video, which has been created in partnership with Callaway, we look at the key to handicap cuts for many golfers - ...

Who it’s for: Golfers who prefer a parallel putter grip profile and want consistent feel and grip pressure beneath both hands What you should know: Zero Taper is Golf Pride’s newest putter grip, ...

Having taught more than 4,000 golf lessons so far in my career, I’ve heard it said 4,000 times by my students, “I just want to be more consistent.” Golf is the ultimate game of consistency and having ...

Is there anything in your golf game that you want more than consistency? You want to hit more fairways and greens, and make more putts—but you’re not talking about getting it together once, for one ...

A consistent golf setup is crucial for a solid and athletic swing. Excessive knee bend disrupts posture, balance, and swing efficiency. Slight knee flex and proper hip hinge improve rotation and ball ...

In this edition of Play Smart, GOLF Top 100 Teacher Christopher Smith explains how adopting a speed-golf pre-shot routine can help your game. The post Steal this speed-golf trick for more crisp and ...

DUBLIN, OH - JUNE 02: Jack Nicklaus hits a shot during the Memorial Skins Game prior to the start of the 2010 Memorial Tournament at the Muirfield Village Golf Club on June 2, 2010 in Dublin, Ohio.

Look up and down the range at any tour event and you’ll see numerous different styles of golf swings. Yet no matter how they look, each player is an elite ball-striker. Why? They all deliver the ...

THOMASVILLE – Thomas County Central’s boys and girls golf teams have experienced up-and-down seasons. Just a couple of weeks away from the area tournament, the Yellow Jackets look to build consistency ...